Canada 150 Story Tiles

In honour of Canada's 150th, Hopson Grace commissioned artist Marga Van Oers to create an exclusive collection of her Story Tiles, each representing a distinct image of Canada. This special series contains four designs. Each tile was named and inspired by our National Anthem. The 10x10cm tile can be hung or used as a coaster, and the 20x20cm tile can be hung or used as a trivet or decorative object.

In honour of Canada's 150th, Hopson Grace commissioned artist Marga Van Oers to create an exclusive collection of her Story Tiles, each representing a distinct image of Canada. This special series contains four designs. Each tile was named and inspired by our National Anthem. The 10x10cm tile can be hung or used as a coaster, and the 20x20cm tile can be hung or used as a trivet or decorative object.

ABOUT THIS TILE: The combination of our Rocky Mountains and glacier-fed lakes is undeniably a marker of Canada. In this tile, the iconic canoe makes an appearance, given its historic significance in our country. Critical to almost every facet of life and created by our Aboriginal Peoples, the canoe is the ultimate expression of elegance and function.

In honour of Canada's 150th, Hopson Grace commissioned artist Marga Van Oers to create an exclusive collection of her Story Tiles, each representing a distinct image of Canada. This special series contains four designs. Each tile was named and inspired by our National Anthem. The 10x10cm tile can be hung or used as a coaster, and the 20x20cm tile can be hung or used as a trivet or decorative object.

ABOUT THIS TILE:The loon is one of Canada's most beloved symbols. It can be found on our one dollar coin, the Loonie, and in every province and territory, nesting near forested bodies of water. It's haunting, lonely cry is a classic sound of cottage life. The loon is both strong and delicate as it rockets like a torpedo underwater and soars in the sky with its signature grace and elegance.

In honour of Canada's 150th, Hopson Grace commissioned artist Marga Van Oers to create an exclusive collection of her Story Tiles, each representing a distinct image of Canada. This special series contains four designs. Each tile was named and inspired by our National Anthem. The 10x10cm tile can be hung or used as a coaster, and the 20x20cm tile can be hung or used as a trivet or decorative object.

ABOUT THIS TILE:The loon is one of Canada's most beloved symbols. It can be found on our one dollar coin, the Loonie, and in every province and territory, nesting near forested bodies of water. It's haunting, lonely cry is a classic sound of cottage life. The loon is both strong and delicate as it rockets like a torpedo underwater and soars in the sky with its signature grace and elegance.